NC30 triple clamps

[Neosophist]

Thanks again Neo, the top triple is very similair to what you show on ebay, but Definitely 41mm, and the pinch bolts come in from opposite side at 45deg. It has a Honda symbol front and center, and may even have had standard bar risers. Have no idea what it has come from, but we dont intend to reuse this part, Just interested in what it may have been off, as it worked fine. Pulled everything apart last night, and the bottom unit is the problem. Somehow it is about 1.5mm wider at the inner face of the fork clamp, by the time this gets to the axle we have about 5.0mm. We will have to replace the bottom triple.
Thanks for all the help
Cheers

Hmm interestng.

So it has 41mm forks and not standard NC24 forks then? In that case the bottom yolk wont be 37 (nc24 either)

I never got around to doing it as it was too expensive for an old hack but I figured CBR400 forks and yolks would be very close.



Could be a cbr400, maybe even a later VFR or CBR600.

Many bikes have 41mm forks, but wonder what forks you have on your NC24.. pictures would be nice.

[Cammo]

So it has 41mm forks and not standard NC24 forks then? In that case the bottom yolk wont be 37 (nc24 either)

Many bikes have 41mm forks, but wonder what forks you have on your NC24.. pictures would be nice.

I'm not sure that the OP is about an nc24? I'm confused lol.

Zeke: what bike do you have?

[Neosophist]

So it has 41mm forks and not standard NC24 forks then? In that case the bottom yolk wont be 37 (nc24 either)

Many bikes have 41mm forks, but wonder what forks you have on your NC24.. pictures would be nice.

I'm not sure that the OP is about an nc24? I'm confused lol.

Zeke: what bike do you have?

Oh right. I see now.

Then if its an NC30 just use NC30 clamps :D

There cheap and plentiful.

[zeke]

Yeah, I have just been back thru thread and can see how the confusion started. My bad, I should have explained that the bike is most certainly an NC30. Have now tracked down some replacements, just hope to have them before 12 Jan.
Cheers